Hello,
we are currently deciding whether to do more of the painting work ourselves or to outsource it, and are considering getting a Bosch paint spraying system.
Has anyone had experience using it (preferably the slightly more expensive 5000 model) with water-based paints?
Reviews vary widely. Some call it a “great device,” while others say “the paint mist spreads everywhere” and “the airflow blows all your protective sheets and fleece around the entire room.”
Opinions range from “huge labor saver” to “complete waste of money.” Some say “fine for one room, but I wouldn’t use it for an entire house,” while others say “not worth it for a single room, but better for a whole house.” …
Can anyone shed some light on this?
we are currently deciding whether to do more of the painting work ourselves or to outsource it, and are considering getting a Bosch paint spraying system.
Has anyone had experience using it (preferably the slightly more expensive 5000 model) with water-based paints?
Reviews vary widely. Some call it a “great device,” while others say “the paint mist spreads everywhere” and “the airflow blows all your protective sheets and fleece around the entire room.”
Opinions range from “huge labor saver” to “complete waste of money.” Some say “fine for one room, but I wouldn’t use it for an entire house,” while others say “not worth it for a single room, but better for a whole house.” …
Can anyone shed some light on this?
I can’t say anything about Bosch. But: We (or rather my wife) plastered the entire house using a Wagner paint spraying system W890 and tinted Knauf EasyPutz 0.50 mm (0.02 inches) on Q2 plaster.
Yes, you have to tape everything off carefully, but there isn’t much going on during the shell construction phase. I don’t know how well it works with emulsion paint. Regular wood stain definitely works.
Yes, you have to tape everything off carefully, but there isn’t much going on during the shell construction phase. I don’t know how well it works with emulsion paint. Regular wood stain definitely works.
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pagoni20202 Jul 2020 16:18kati1337 schrieb:
Hello,
We’re currently debating whether to do more of the painting ourselves or hire it out, and we’re considering getting a Bosch paint spraying system.
Has anyone had experience using it (preferably the somewhat more expensive 5000 model) with emulsion paints?
Reviews are all over the place—from “great device” to “the paint mist spreads everywhere” and “the air stream blows all the protective sheets/fleece around the whole room.”
Opinions range from “huge time saver” to “complete waste of money.” Some say “okay for one room, but wouldn’t use it for a whole house,” while others say “not worth it for one room, but maybe for a whole house.” …
Can someone shed some light on this? I would definitely recommend painting by hand. You’ll find many different opinions, but it’s important to consider that people have varying levels of DIY skills.
With a brush and roller, you can work more carefully, experiment, and learn as you go. It’s a good idea to start in secondary rooms first...
RFR schrieb:
I can’t say anything about Bosch. But we (or rather my wife) covered the entire house with a Wagner W890 paint spraying system using tinted Knauf Easyputz applied at 0.50 mm (0.02 inches) over Q2 drywall finish.
Yes, you have to tape everything carefully, but during the shell construction phase not much else is going on. I don’t know how it works with dispersion paint. Regular wood stain definitely works. Hello, thanks a lot! So basically, the Easyputz was applied over the Q2 finish?
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nordanney2 Jul 2020 19:40RFR schrieb:
We (well, my wife) coated the entire house using a Wagner paint spraying system W890 and tinted Knauf Easyputz with a 0.50 mm (0.02 inch) layer on Q2 level plaster. How did the result turn out? Are you satisfied? Feel free to contact me via private message.
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